HP 17-cn2077nr 17.3" HD+ Laptop
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Our take on the HP 17-cn2077nr 17.3" HD+ Laptop
The HP 17-cn2077nr is a 17.3-inch HD+ laptop built around a 12th-gen Intel Core i7, 8GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. The large screen and full keyboard make it comfortable for spreadsheets, email and streaming, and the i7 gives it more headroom than the i3 and i5 versions of the same 17-inch HP line. The trade-offs are the 1600x900 panel, which is less sharp than the 1080p screens on many rivals, and 8GB of RAM that is fine for everyday work but tight for heavy multitasking. It suits home and office users who want a big screen and strong processor without paying for a premium chassis.
- 12th-gen Core i7 handles everyday work and multitasking well
- 17.3-inch screen is roomy for documents and side-by-side windows
- Full keyboard with number pad speeds up data entry
- 512GB SSD gives fast boot and ample storage
- HD+ resolution keeps text large and easy to read
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What reviewers say
Owners of HP's 17-inch line generally like the big screen, comfortable keyboard and quick SSD, and the i7 version draws praise for everyday speed. Common complaints are the low-resolution display and the amount of RAM for the money.
- DisplayCriticisedReviewers say the 1600x900 panel is not as sharp as the 1080p screens on competing laptops.
- PerformancePraisedThe Core i7 and SSD make everyday tasks and app switching feel quick.
- MemoryMixed8GB of RAM is enough for basic use but owners report slowdowns with many tabs open.
Questions and answers
- Is the Core i7 worth it over the i5 version?
- The i7 gives more headroom for heavier multitasking and longer useful life. For basic browsing and documents, the i5 is close, but the i7 is the better pick if you keep many apps open.
- Can the RAM be upgraded?
- HP's 17-inch models typically have accessible memory slots, so 8GB can often be raised to 16GB or more. Check the service manual for your exact configuration before buying memory.
- Is the screen good enough for photo editing?
- The HD+ panel is fine for documents and video but not ideal for color-accurate photo work. Its resolution and typical panel quality fall short of what editing demands.
- Does it have a number pad?
- Yes. The keyboard is full-size and includes a numeric keypad, which helps with spreadsheets and accounting work.
- Is it good for gaming?
- No. It uses integrated Intel graphics, so it handles casual and older titles at low settings but not modern games.
- What is in the box?
- The laptop and its power adapter. HP does not usually include a mouse or sleeve with this model.
